On a lighter note, CBS' Kelly Cobiella went to Madison for the series Wired for Faith. She contrasted two groups of students at the "top ten party school" University of Wisconsin: fancy-dress-clad drunken party animals (she even showed us a literal falling-down-drunk on State Street) and worshippers at Campus Crusade for Christ. Jesus is apparently on the march against the demon drink. Cobiella showed us a new Christian-only dorm being built by Presbyterians with an underground tunnel to the next-door church so co-eds can pray in their pajamas.Andrew Tyndall 12/15/06 3:48:15 pm

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